With the holiday season quickly approaching, the World of Little League® Museum and the new Little League® Flagship Store have announced their exciting holiday specials and hours.  

Toys for Tots Donations at the Museum 

Visitors with a giving heart will once again have the opportunity to earn free admission to the World of Little League Museum this holiday season thanks to the Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots Program. Each visitor who brings a new, unwrapped toy with a value of at least $10 to the Museum prior to Friday, December 13, will receive one free Museum admission for later use as a thank you for supporting the local Toys for Tots program. Toys collected at the Museum will be given to the American Rescue Workers and the Salvation Army for local distribution in Williamsport, South Williamsport, Loyalsock Township, Cogan Station, Trout Run, and Linden. 

The Museum is currently open Thursdays through Mondays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. ET. While closed to the public on Tuesday and Wednesday, groups are welcome to schedule private tours during that time period by emailing Museum@LittleLeague.org. For more information, including prices, directions, and more, visit LittleLeagueMuseum.org. The Museum will be closed on Thursday, November 28, 2024, for Thanksgiving. 

Flagship Store Discounts and Clearance Items 

Now is the best time to start your holiday shopping at the new Little League Flagship Store or at ShopLittleLeague.org. This month, visitors can take advantage of exciting sales including $5 jerseys and sublimated tees, $2.50 caps and tees, discounted 2024 Little League world Series items, clearance items up to 80% off, and more. The Flagship Store is open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ET but will be closed on November 27-29, 2024, for the holiday. 

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During its annual fall meeting in November, four new Field Directors were elected to the Little League^® International Board of Directors.

Joining as the newest Region Field Directors, as nominated by their fellow District Administrators (D.A.s) across their respective regions are Vojtěch Albrecht (Europe and Africa Region – Czechia), Urny Floran (Latin America Region – Curaçao District 1), Derek Lisby (Central Region – Indiana District 7), and Pam Stanley (Southwest Region – New Mexico District 9).

“The dedication and commitment of our volunteers are key to our organization’s success, and that support starts with the tremendous service and representation by the volunteer Field Directors on our International Board of Directors,” said Steven P. Johnson, Little League International Board of Directors Chairman. “On behalf of the entire Board of Directors, I am honored to welcome our newest members and would like to thank our departing board members for their service and commitment to the Board during their respective terms.”

As part of the election, these new members will replace the current field members whose terms have concluded – Tom Edge (Southwest), Serafin Gomez III (Latin America), Phil Rizzo (Central), and Kristian Palvia (Europe and Africa), who remains on the Board as an At-Large member.

Pam Stanley – Southwest Region Field Director (Bosque Farms, New Mexico)

Since 2006, Pam Stanley has served in a variety of local league roles before joining the district staff as an Assistant District Administrator in 2011. Two years later, Ms. Stanley took over as the District Administrator and continues to be a leader in the New Mexico D.A. Association where she had served as the Treasurer, Vice President, and President. In addition to her district work, Ms. Stanley has also hosted the Junior League Softball Southwest Region Tournament and served as a member of the Southwest Region D.A. Advisory Committee. Ms. Stanley was also previously elected to the Little League International Advisory Board in October 2020.

Derek Lisby – Central Region Field Director (Indianapolis, Indiana)

A former Little Leaguer^® himself, Derek Lisby returned to the program as a volunteer coach and local league board member more than 25 years ago. Over the course of his years with Little League, he has served as League President, Assistant District Administrator, the District Umpire-In-Chief, and as the District Administrator for Indiana District 7 (since 2008). Throughout his time in Indiana, Mr. Lisby has also been actively involved as a dedicated volunteer for the Little League Baseball and Softball Central Region Tournaments. In 2018, Mr. Lisby was also elected to the Little League International Advisory Board.

Vojtěch Albrecht – Europe and Africa Region Field Director (Prague, Czechia)

Since 2015, Mr. Albrecht has served as Little League’s District Administrator in Czechia, dedicating his time to the expansion of the program across the country. Passionate about the growth of softball, Mr. Albrecht has also held key roles with the Czech Softball Association throughout the years including Chief Executive Officer and National Leagues Director. Known for his leadership skills, Mr. Albrecht has coached several Czech National Softball teams across various age groups, including the Czech Women’s National Softball Team from 2019 to 2023.

Urny Floran – Latin America Region Field Director (Willemstad, Curaçao)

Before his election to the Little League International Advisory Board in October 2020, Mr. Floran was named the Curaçao District 1 Administrator in 2016. Over the course of his Little League experience, Mr. Floran has spent time as an Assistant District Administrator, Acting President and Secretary of the Curaçao Little League Foundation, President of Curaçao Big League (2007-12), and President of Pariba Little League (2006-09), where he also served as the President of the Parent Committee from 2001-06. Mr. Floran has also previously hosted the Latin America and Caribbean Little League Annual Congress (2018) and assisted with running several Region Tournaments.

About the Little League^® International Board of Directors

The management of the property and business affairs of Little League Baseball, Incorporated, is vested in the International Board of Directors. The Board has the control of the corporation and the power to appoint such standing committees as it shall determine and to delegate such responsibilities as it shall deem advisable.

Along with more than a dozen at-large members from a variety of occupations and backgrounds, the Little League International Board has nine Field Directors, each representing one of Little League’s nine regions, who are nominated by their peers for election to four-year terms by their region’s District Administrators.

The members of the Little League International Board of Directors are volunteers in this service to Little League Baseball and Softball. They receive no compensation for their dedicated work on behalf of the program and the children of the world.

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Each month, Little League® produces a number of exciting, fun, and educational content across all its digital platforms, including on LittleLeague.org, its social media channels, and through the Little League Rulebook App.

In case you missed any of it, check out some of the notable and trending content that went out in October 2024:

Throwback Thursday: Brewers rookie Jackson Chourio’s play at the 2017 Intermediate 50/70 World Series

(Published on October 3, 2024 on Instagram)

 

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Celebrating National Coaches Day with Dave Belisle’s Memorable Speech

(Published on October 6, 2024 on Facebook)

Northern Lights pay Lamade Stadium a visit

(Published on October 11, 2024 on X/Twitter)

Lamade under the (northern) lights

: Eric Beiter pic.twitter.com/Zrf3zlfzqC

— Little League (@LittleLeague) October 12, 2024

2024 Little League^® Girls with Game Experience Brings Softball Fun and Training to Williamsport Community

(Published on October 12, 2024 on LittleLeague.org)

For the third-straight year, the Little League® Girls with Game Experience brought the fun, excitement, and education of Little League and College Softball to the Williamsport Community at the home of the Little League Baseball® World Series.

“We could not have asked for a better day and experience for everyone involved, from the amazing young participants in our clinic to the talented college stars who came out to showcase their skills on Lamade Stadium,” said Ashlea Miller, Little League Director of Softball Development. “We are so thankful to each of the four college programs for making this experience possible, and most importantly to our softball players and their families who came out to be part of this historic Girls with Game Experience.”

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Little Leaguers^® to be Featured in Grassroots Baseball’s New Documentary and Book, See Her Be Her

(Published on October 21, 2024 on LittleLeague.org)

As the Girls with Game 50 Celebration comes to a close, Little League® is excited to share that a variety of its players and alumni will be featured in the new documentary and book by Grassroots Baseball, See Her Be Her, that is set to make its debut on MLB Network on Sunday, October 27, at 8 p.m. ET, between Games 2 and 3 of the 2024 MLB World Series.   

“We developed our documentary to shine a light on girls and women’s baseball around the globe,” said Jeff Idelson, Co-Founder of Grassroots Baseball, former President of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum and a producer of See Her Be Her. “Our goal with the film is to see the development of more opportunities for girls and women on and off the field and inspire them to accomplish whatever they set their mind to.” 

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Little League^® Finalizes #GWG50 Grants, Providing Nearly $240,000 in Community Support

(Published on October 22, 2024 on LittleLeague.org)

After receiving nearly 200 applications, Little League^® International is pleased to announce more than $229,000 in funding has been distributed to a total of 54 local Little League programs as part of the 2024 Girls with Game^® 50 Grant Program. The grant program was launched in coordination with the year-long #GWG50 Celebration that honors 50 years of girls and women within the Little League program along with the organization’s continued commitment to female inclusion.

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Little Leaguers^® Make Lifelong Memories at Warren Park All-Girls Fall Baseball League

(Published on October 29, 2024 on LittleLeague.org)

After two years of hosting an all-girls baseball game at the end of the season, Rachel Gansner, volunteer coach and local league board member, was ready to take it to the next level. Motivated by her own years as a young female athlete on a baseball field, Ms. Gansner worked with the community to develop the Warren Park Youth Baseball Little League all-girls fall baseball league in Chicago, Illinois.

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North Sunrise LL Grad Freddie Freeman named World Series MVP

(Published on October 31, 2024 on Instagram)

 

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Shohei Ohtani caps a historic season with a World Series title

(Published on October 31, 2024 on Facebook)

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The application for umpires to request assignment at the 2025 Little League® International Tournament is officially open through the Umpire Registry, giving Little League umpires the opportunity to volunteer on the biggest stage next season.

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Umpires interested in applying for one of these assignments must be a member of the Little League Umpire Registry and submit their Tournament Application on the registry home page. The deadline to apply for the 2025 assignments is December 31, 2024.

Little League International is hoping to complete the 2025 tournament assignment process by the end of January with individuals being notified in February.

HOW TO GET SELECTED

Beginning with the 2024 season, Little League International has adjusted its tournament selection process to allow umpires who have previously officiated Region and World Series Tournaments, and other upper-level tournaments, to apply to umpire these same level tournaments in future years. For example, umpires who have previously officiated at the Little League Baseball or Little League Softball World Series may apply for this experience again at any time in the future. This policy will continue to apply for 2025 tournament requests.

Also for 2025, umpires may indicate on their tournament application if they would like to be considered for region tournaments outside the region in which they reside.

Umpires interested in being considered for any World Series, Region, or other upper-level tournament assignment must be active umpires in their local leagues/districts and are encouraged to have recently attended any of Little League’s official education and training sessions available at a Region Center or Little League International in Williamsport, Pennsylvania.

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In addition to all the resources and events listed in the Umpire Registry, be sure to check out the Little League Event Calendar to stay up-to-date with all the events happening throughout the year.

EVENT CALENDAR

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Little League® International mourns the passing of Steven Lefler, 73, Assistant District Administrator for Arizona District 5.

Born in St. Louis, Missouri, Mr. Lefler moved to Tucson, Arizona, where he spent his entire adult life with his wife, Linda, his two children, Heather and Brian, and eventually, his three grandchildren – Tyler, Andrew, and Madison. Mr. Lefler worked for several decades in the commercial construction business before his retirement.

A dedicated Little League volunteer for more than 40 years, Mr. Lefler most recently served as an Arizona District 5 A.D.A. for more than 30 of those years. In this position, Mr. Lefler played a key role in raising funds to help build new fields, acquire essential equipment for leagues, and provide additional resources to the District’s Challenger Division.

Mr. Lefler’s impact was felt in every event and tournament he volunteered for, including the Junior League Softball West Region Tournaments. Mr. Lefler was always the first one at the park, ensuring that the fields, equipment, and resources were ready for the umpires, district officers, volunteers coaches, and Little Leaguers®.

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Members of the Williamsport community are invited to the Little League® International Complex on Saturday, October 12, for the Official Grand Opening of the Little League Flagship Store. The event will be held in coordination with the 2024 Girls with Game Experience and feature a variety of family-friendly activities.

With the store open on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., the Official Grand Opening will feature: 

• Free Pin Giveaway to First 100 Visitors to Visit the Store 

• Tom Glavine Autograph Signing (10:45-11:45 a.m.) 
  • NOTE: Unfortunately, we have to cancel the events scheduled for Friday and Saturday with Tom Glavine. Due to Hurricane Milton and the evacuation of several areas where Mr. Glavine has family and businesses, he will not be able to attend the events scheduled. Despite how it appears, he shared he really would love to come and see Williamsport and the local hospitality that I hear about so much. – Williamsport/Lycoming Chamber of Commerce

• Pin Trading Opportunities on the Complex 

• College Student Discount on Store Merchandise (10% off with Current Student ID) 

• Basket Raffles (winner does not need to be present) 

• Free Towel with Capital One Card purchase at the Flagship Store 

• Limited Concession Stand Offerings 

• Girls with Game Experience College Softball Doubleheader 
  • 2 p.m. – Maryland vs. Virginia
  • 4:30 p.m. – Penn State vs. Pitt
    • NOTE: Penn State and Pitt Softball Players will also be available for autographs at the Flagship Store starting at 1 p.m. ET

In addition to watching the softball games on Lamade Stadium as part of the Girls with Game Experience, which are free to attend, fans will also have the opportunity to have autographs signed following the conclusion of each game on the concourse behind Lamade Stadium.

Visitors looking to take advantage of this Grand Opening, as well as the Girls with Game Experience, are encouraged to access the Little League International Complex via 617 E. Mountain Ave (South Williamsport, PA 17702) and follow the signs for parking. While on the complex, visitors are also encouraged to the World of Little League® Museum to check out the exciting new Girls with Game exhibit.  

While this event will mark the Official Grand Opening, the new Flagship Store first opened its doors this summer during the 2024 Little League Baseball® World Series, Presented by T-Mobile. Originally developed as part of the World Series expansion plans to provide a better experience for fans with the official merchandise to support all 20 teams participating, the new 6,000-square-foot Flagship Store includes increased retail space, enhanced customer flow, as well as areas for staff offices and warehousing for stock and e-commerce operations. 

Additionally, the store provides both World Series fans and year-long visitors with a one-stop shopping experience at a convenient location across from Volunteer Stadium and closer to the main entrance during the World Series. From apparel and caps to show off their region support to memorabilia and pins to remember the experience for generations, the Little League Flagship Store is a go-to for families from all around the world. 

The launch of the store also coincides with Little League’s expanded agreement with Delaware North Sportservice to lend expertise and management oversight to its new retail flagship store and operations relationship. As a non-profit organization, Little League International’s retail operations, both on the complex and at ShopLittleLeague.org, further helps to support the organization’s purpose of positively impacting youth and communities by providing necessary resources, league essentials, and additional revenue necessary that directly benefit leagues throughout the year. This relationship, and the new Flagship Store, will continue to provide memorable experiences for fans from around the globe while also supporting the strategic initiatives of the organization. 

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Each month, Little League® produces a number of exciting, fun, and educational content across all its digital platforms, including on LittleLeague.org, its social media channels, and through the Little League Rulebook App.

In case you missed any of it, check out some of the notable and trending content that went out in September 2024:

#GWG50 Celebration Continues This Fall with the 2024 Girls with Game Experience in Williamsport

(Published on September 4, 2024 on LittleLeague.org)

For the third year in a row, NCAA Division I College Softball will be returning to the home of the Little League Baseball^® World Series as Little League^® continues its Girls with Game^® 50 Celebration at the 2024 Girls with Game Experience, set for October 11-12.

This year’s event will once again welcome back teams from Penn State University and the University of Maryland while bringing the softball programs from the University of Pittsburgh and the University of Virginia to Williamsport for the first time.

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Why #11 Means So Much To Little Leaguers Everywhere

(Published on September 11, 2024 on X/Twitter)

11 is the only number retired at the #LLWS

Each year No. 11’s make it to Williamsport, learn the story of firefighter Michael Cammarata who was last seen entering the World Trade Center on September 11, and appreciate the reason they’ll make new memories in a new number. pic.twitter.com/M5R6hVtH2N

— Little League (@LittleLeague) September 11, 2024

Azalea Park Little League Brings Community Together with Mural Honoring Roberto Clemente

(Published on September 13, 2024 on LittleLeague.org)

A native of Puerto Rico, Roberto Clemente spent 18 seasons for the Pittsburgh Pirates where he was named a 15-time All-Star and earned two World Series championship titles. More than just an outstanding baseball player, who would go on to become the first player from the Caribbean and Latin America to be named to the National Baseball Hall of Fame, Mr. Clemente was also heavily focused on supporting communities in need.  

Unfortunately, in December 1972, Roberto Clemente tragically died in a plane crash while taking emergency relief goods to earthquake survivors in Nicaragua, but today his inspiring story can be felt in communities all around the world – including Azalea Park Little League in Orlando, Florida.  

In 2014, a mural honoring Clemente was vandalized at the local league’s park, devastating the Little Leaguers® and their community. However, the loss of the mural did not last for long and the meaning behind it stood stronger than ever before. 

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Little League Alum Adrian Wojnarowski Announces Retirement from Reporting:

(Published on September 18, 2024 on X/Twitter)

The final Woj bomb

Congratulations to #LLAlumni Adrian Wojnarowski on a legendary career in journalism and sports media!

Looking forward to seeing all you do with @GoBonnies https://t.co/V5mn9ddoZK pic.twitter.com/mVusus9DUI

— Little League (@LittleLeague) September 18, 2024

Little League Alum Shohei Ohtani creates the 50/50 Club in Historic Season:

(Published on September 19, 2024 on Facebook)

National Daughters Day – HOFer Tim Raines Coaching His Daughters in the JLSWS:

(Published on September 25, 2024 on Facebook)

Hispanic Heritage Month – Celebrating Angel Macias & Mexico’s Historic 1957 LLWS Championship:

(Published on September 27, 2024 on Instagram)

Detroit Tigers Run Spurred by Trip to the Little League Classic:

(Published on September 28, 2024 on Facebook)

Little League Grads Set to Compete for 2024 Commissioner’s Trophy:

(Published on September 30, 2024 on LittleLeague.org)

With the 2024 MLB Postseason officially set, more than 115 former Little Leaguers® are set to take the field this October in hopes of taking home the Commissioner’s Trophy.  

Check out the list of Little League® grads who are currently involved with each of the postseason clubs, including those on the 40-man roster and members of the Front Office and coaching staffs. 

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“It takes courage to grow up and turn out to be who you really are.”  ~ E.E. Cummings

Dear Girls with Game,

It is an honor to share my story and reflect back on what has brought me joy and success in this Girls with Game series. Growing up, I was surrounded by family with women strong in their convictions and driven to leave a positive impact in their careers and communities. And, they did just that – as Math, English, Spelling, and Reading Teachers; community leaders; leaders in banking; and championing military auxiliaries. I guess I can say that I was destined to have a career serving others. But, before I share that part, let’s focus on the young Mireille.

I had the fortune of living in a small community with parents who were teachers, which allowed my brother and me to participate in a lot of different activities each summer. That is where I found fun and friendships playing slow-pitch softball on the green t-shirt team (very original). And, when not playing softball, I was at my brother’s baseball games helping my mom in the concession stand or keeping stats in the dugout. Through these activities, along with swimming and learning life skills as a Brownie and Girl Scout, I learned how to be a good teammate, grow a competitive spirit, listen to and learn from others, give back, and have fun in the moment.

These friendships continued into middle and high school with field hockey, fast-pitch softball, student government, music, service to the local hospital as a candy striper, and eventually my first job at Hersheypark. Again, I grew and learned that no one person is greater than the team, to always stay true to myself, and appreciate all that I have experienced.

Fast forward to the early 90s when I started my career with Marriott International – a company and industry that is all about service to others. Over my 30-year career, I had incredible mentors, leaders, and peers who were inspiring, authentic, humble, and always focused on taking great care of the associates. Their guidance and belief in my abilities gave me the opportunity to cross-fit my career through a number of different work experiences and roles. Through this three-decade journey, I got to meet people from all cultures and backgrounds and developed lifelong friendships.

When the coronavirus pandemic hit the United States, the hospitality industry was severely impacted and I made the difficult decision, took a risk, and said goodbye to an organization that allowed me to be me for 30 years. I truly believe that this turn of events, and my experiences, led me to this opportunity with Little League – an organization that resonates with my values and passions of giving back. Now, I have begun to write the next chapter with a small and mighty team vested in positively impacting youth and communities.

So, as Little League begins to close out 50 years of Girls with Game, here is my advice to all Girls with Game who will charge forward into the next 50 years:

• Be fierce, determined, tenacious, curious, authentic, and always true to you!
• Never stop learning, growing, and having FUN!
• Develop others and own your professional and personal development – no excuses!
• Don’t be afraid to change, pivot, and experience new opportunities!
• Stay humble!
• Be BOLD, Be YOU, Be UNSTOPPABLE!

Your legacy will be the small footprints you leave on the hearts and minds of those you positively impact – seize the moments and appreciate always.

Mireille Cottle, Senior Executive, People and Culture

NOTE: The “Dear Girls with Game” letter series is a piece of the #GWG50 Celebration in 2024, with written letters from staff members from Little League International focused at inspiring the next generation of Girls with Game. To learn more about this initiative, visit LittleLeague.org/GWG50. The #GWG50 celebration is proudly supported by DICK’S Sporting Goods, a long-time Little League partner that is committed to creating opportunities for girls and women in sports and will be activating around key events and milestones this year.

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Little League® International is pleased to announce the elevation of Susan Rivers to Retail Inventory and Warehouse Specialist, effective September 3, 2024.  

“Susan’s positive customer service and goal-oriented work ethic has continued to help the retail team grow and adapt, especially with the transition to our new Flagship store,” said Christa DeAngelo, Little League Retail General Manager. “We are excited to see how she will continue to enhance our operations while positively impacting the experience for those who interact with our retail operations throughout the year, and especially each August as we welcome families from all around the world.”  

Ms. Rivers joined the Little League team in 2022 as the Retail Customer Service Representative after more than two decades of customer service experience. In addition to her professional experience, Ms. Rivers has also been a part of two local fundraising teams, the first to raise money for the Children’s Miracle Network and the second as co-captain of a Relay for Life team in Mill Hall, Pennsylvania. 

“I’m looking forward to taking on new challenges and implementing new ideas that come with my role as the Retail Inventory and Warehouse Specialist,” said Ms. Rivers. “I am excited to continue my career path with Little League, working with a great retail operations team and providing attentive customer service to those who interact with retail operations.” 

In her new role, Ms. Rivers will be responsible for overseeing all aspects of inventory and warehouse operations. This includes the receipt of storage, retrieval and dispatch of goods to the sales floor, e-commerce sales, implementing inventory tracking systems, controlling inventory, monitoring stock levels, conducting regular inventory audits, and organizing all stockroom/warehouse spaces.

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Little League^® International is pleased to welcome Scott Rogers as its new Southeast Region Assistant Director, effective September 30, 2024. In addition to all his volunteer service to Little League over the years, Mr. Rogers also served as the organization’s Spring Communications Intern in 2023.

“Scott’s established relationship and history with Little League plus passion for the program will make him a valuable asset to the operations and volunteers of the Southeast Region,” said Matt Weber, Little League Southeast Region Director. “We are excited to welcome Scott to the team and to see how his passion and understanding of the program supports local leagues across the region.”

In this role, Mr. Rogers will assist Mr. Weber with the day-to-day operations of the Southeast Region headquarters and support the volunteers and players throughout the region, including leagues in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, and West Virginia.

“I am honored to be the new Southeast Region Assistant Director,” said Mr. Rogers. “Little League has been a huge part of my life, both personally and professionally, and I cannot be more excited to represent the best youth sports organization in the world.”

Mr. Rogers joins Little League after most recently working as the radio play-by-play broadcaster for East Carolina University’s baseball program, broadcasting three American Athletic Conference championships, three NCAA Baseball Regionals, and one NCAA Baseball Super Regional. He also worked with Inner Banks Media as a producer and studio host on WRHD 94.3 The Game for East Carolina men’s basketball broadcasts and weekly coaches show “Inside Pirate Athletics,” along with morning show “Talk of The Town” on WTIB Talk 103.7 and WRHT Talk 96.3.

As a former Little Leaguer^® himself with North State Little League (Greenville, N.C.), Mr. Rogers has spent many years volunteering and working within the Little League program. He has assisted with both district and state tournaments in North Carolina, as well as the Southeast Region Baseball Tournaments in Warner Robins, Georgia. Since 2020, Mr. Rogers has also contributed to bringing the Little League Softball^® World Series to Elm Street Park in Greenville, North Carolina, serving on the Tournament Planning Committee, running press box operations, and stepping up as the local media relations contact.

Mr. Rogers graduated in 2021 with an associate in arts degree from Pitt Community College before receiving a bachelor’s degree in communications, with a focus in public relations, from East Carolina University.

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